As the transfer window approaches, excitement over potential new signings is high, but some departures are also likely.
Now, all signs point to an attacking midfielder potentially leaving Tottenham this summer.
But before diving into that, let's take a look at some brief transfer-related updates from the club.
Recently, Ipswich striker Liam Delap has been linked with Tottenham, raising questions about what this could mean for Dominic Solanke if the club moves forward with signing the English forward.
Yves Bissouma could also be on his way out this summer, with reports suggesting the club has grown frustrated with his inconsistent fitness levels.
Now, another North London player has emerged as a target for Leicester City.
Leicester City keen on Tottenham’s Manor Solomon
According to Football Correspondent Ben Jacobs of GIVEMESPORT (h/t Tottenham News), Manor Solomon has been identified as a potential target for Leicester.
Since being sent on loan to Leeds United, the Israeli winger has impressed with his performances, attracting the attention of 'The Foxes'.
However, securing his signature won’t be straightforward, as there is competition for Solomon.
Leicester’s pursuit of the Tottenham player comes as their legendary striker, Jamie Vardy, is now 38 years old, prompting the club to search for his successor.
However, Leicester aren’t the only ones in the race, as Jacobs also reports that Everton are interested in signing Solomon.
Manor Solomon could return to Tottenham
A bidding war for Solomon could be on the horizon, and Tottenham will be more than willing to listen to offers.
According to Sofascore, in the 2024/25 season, Manor Solomon has played 31 matches across all competitions, contributing seven goals and seven assists.
Solomon has been a key asset for his current club, but with increased competition, they may struggle to keep hold of him if rival teams submit stronger bids.
Additionally, there remains the possibility that the 25-year-old could return to Tottenham next season, which would be a boost for Spurs given his versatility across multiple positions.